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Clover bales???
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<blockquote data-quote="Angus Cowman" data-source="post: 1033193" data-attributes="member: 8829"><p>I have baled lots of it and it can be tricky getting it dry enough but not too dry </p><p></p><p>is darn good feed </p><p>best luck I have had was cut it and leave the swath as wide as you can tedd it the next morning while the dew is still on it to prevent leaf shatter and then let it alone until the next day and check and see if it is dry enough to bale if not then hopefully it was dry enough the next day usually by 10 I would start raking with it still just a touch to wet to bale and let it sit til afternoon to bale </p><p></p><p>now I would just rake it around 20-22% moisture and start baling right behind the rake with my acid system on my baler to keep it from molding or heating it sure makes it nice especially living in this sauna called the DELTA </p><p></p><p>I also would cut it as early in the morning as I could if I was running it thru a conditioner</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angus Cowman, post: 1033193, member: 8829"] I have baled lots of it and it can be tricky getting it dry enough but not too dry is darn good feed best luck I have had was cut it and leave the swath as wide as you can tedd it the next morning while the dew is still on it to prevent leaf shatter and then let it alone until the next day and check and see if it is dry enough to bale if not then hopefully it was dry enough the next day usually by 10 I would start raking with it still just a touch to wet to bale and let it sit til afternoon to bale now I would just rake it around 20-22% moisture and start baling right behind the rake with my acid system on my baler to keep it from molding or heating it sure makes it nice especially living in this sauna called the DELTA I also would cut it as early in the morning as I could if I was running it thru a conditioner [/QUOTE]
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